Gina and Colette escort Rosenberg through the Hazard Course to a satellite communications center on the surface, where he is able to transmit a distress signal to the military. They soon come up with a plan to contact the military so that they can help the staff and evacuate the facility as soon as possible.
Although Keller believes that they should attempt to reset the displacement fields first, he eventually comes to an agreement with Rosenberg. Rosenberg makes clear that he believes their greatest responsibility should be to maintain the safety of all Black Mesa staff. Immediately after the disaster, Rosenberg converses with Dr. Rosenberg feels a huge amount of guilt over the Resonance Cascade and believes himself to be most responsible.
Rosenberg remains, and shortly thereafter the Resonance Cascade occurs. Keller then tells Rosenberg that he could either stay and watch the experiment or return to his labs by the train yards. Keller, however, dismisses his concern and states that the administrator's orders for this are clear. Keller, Rosenberg interrupts them and voices his concern to Keller over having the Anti-Mass Spectrometer run above 90% capacity, which is past the safety buffer zone for the equipment. When Gina Cross and Colette Green first arrive at the test chamber's Control Room and are receiving instructions from Dr. Rosenberg and Richard Keller having a discussion in the Control Room under Test Lab C-33/a as Colette Green and Gina Cross observe. Rosenberg was among the first Black Mesa scientists to work on teleportation and was among those working on the experiment that eventually led to the Black Mesa Incident. His rank is unknown, but he has the highest level of security clearance, and judging by his habit of automatically issuing instructions to other advanced researchers, it would appear that he is a very senior member of the Science Team. He is at the front of many scientific advances, such as the Anti-Mass Spectrometer, which he designed. Rosenberg is assigned to advanced physics research in the Anomalous Materials Laboratory and Lambda Complex.
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